Week 7 Rundown: MNF, Raiders Make History, Steelers Get By Fins On Blown Call

October 25, 2010   ·   Jesse Paguaga   ·   Jump to comments

Two of the NFL's better teams had their respective byes this week, and it showed in the amount of sloppy games played on Sunday. 
The Denver Broncos were embarrassed by an upstart Raiders team that shouldn't be  talented enough to hang 59 points on any NFL team (OK, maybe the Niners).
Darren McFadden outscored the Broncos on the day, scoring four times (three on the ground, one through the air), and Oakland was aided by Kyle Orton's looked-better-on-paper day; problem is, a 73.6 QB rating doesn't look good on paper.
The Raiders walk away from this game scoring the most points in their 51-year history, and they also take second place in an upside-down AFC West.
Denver came in looking to get back in the postseason hunt and they left with a season in shambles.  
(Tim Tebow?)
The Steelers stole a victory on the road against a better-than-their-record Dolphins team. Big Ben fumbled at the one-yard line with 2:30 left in the fourth quarter wi...

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